SOUTH TEXAS PRIDE PODCAST: Queerency offers the latest on money moves in LGBTQ+ economy Join KSAT Digital Journalist Ivan Herrera and Queerency’s Travers Johnson on Episode 4 of the South Texas Pride Podcast
SAN ANTONIO – Travers Johnson, founder and CEO of Queerency , joined the South Texas Pride Podcast to discuss how his publication offers the latest coverage on money moves in the LGBTQ+ economy.
Johnson also discussed Queerency’s content on Instagram and TikTok, the 2023 Corporate Pride Tracker and the Big Book of Queer Business .
Watch the entire podcast in the video player.
Join KSAT Digital Journalist Ivan Herrera and Queerency’s Travers Johnson on Episode 4 of the South Texas Pride Podcast (KSAT) Find other South Texas Pride podcast episodes here
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